Snoop Lion Creates “Mind Gardens” Project To Feed To Provide Fruit and Vegetables To Jamaican Children
Rapper Snoop Lion has partnered with Reed’s Ginger Brew
and Causes.com to create “The Minds Garden Project” in Jamaica,
which will help feed children in the country.
Snoop and John Paul Dejoria of Paul Mitchell and Patron Spirits
have created “The Minds Garden Project,” which will provide residents
with the tools and resources needed to grow their own food, including fruits
and vegetables.
Snoop decided to create “The Minds Garden Project,” after several
visits to Jamaica, while he recorded for his upcoming album Reincarnated.
“When I went to Jamaica we took time to visit these communities
in Kingston, and I was deeply affected by the poverty and lack of good food
available to the children,” Snoop Lion said. “No child should go
hungry. After all the inspiration Jamaica had provided me, I felt compelled
to create a program to give back to the community.”
“The Minds Garden Project” has already started working
in Kingston, with locations in Trenchtown and Tivoli Gardens.
Snoop Lion and Reed’s Ginger Brew have launched an awareness
campaign on Causes.com, which allows people to take “The Minds Garden
Project” pledge and learn more about developing out gardens for organic
food growth in their own community.
“We’ve been looking for a way to give back to Jamaica,”
added Chris Reed. “Nothing is more basic than food in helping people help
themselves. Snoop helping to educate the world on how to eat better, and encouraging
communities to grow their own organic food — this is very positive change.
We are also excited about rolling out this
project to many U.S. cities. My company has always tried to offer people better,
healthier options when it comes to what they drink.”
According to Snoop, he will be bringing the project to the United
States.
“This is just the start, we have some big plans to roll
out Mind Gardens stateside in the year to come,” says Snoop Lion. “We
can all do our part to help people eat healthier and live better. Bless up!
Jah Rastafari!”
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